Orla Ananda graduated with a BFA from Parsons the New School for Design and lived in NYC for 12 years, during which time she worked for multiple art institutions and as a fashion photographer and a graphic designer. Her unique style is heavily influenced by her love of colorful graphic elements and the contrast of black and white photography. She is most known for her multicolored geometric structures with linear patterns and for activating the South Florida community through public art installations.
Orla Ananda painted 50+ murals and showed her work in New York, Miami, Tulum, Paris, Moscow, and St. Petersburg.
Her work publications include The New York Times, Miami Herald, Architectural Digest, Elle Decoration, GQ, Marie Clair, Cosmopolitan, and others.
In her 15+ years of working in the art industry, Orla Ananda worked and collaborated with companies such as Converse Kids, Alpha Romeo, Armory Show, Frieze Art Fair, Carnegie Hall, Hermitage Museum, and Soho House to name a few.
